Cordcutting Majority of Pay-TV Customers Think They're Wasting Money on Their Subscriptions Cordcutting.com survey says subscribers only view 15 channels out of an average 190 channel lineup Major Pay TV Providers Lost 1.95M Video Subs in Q1 2022 The pay TV video sub losses were similar to those seen in Q1 2021 and Q1 2022 Global Pay TV Industry Will Add Subs But Lose Revenue The U.S. is set to lose 12 million subs and $19B in revenue Grid List Latest about Cordcutting Cord-Cutting Makes a Comeback By Mike Farrell published 8 April 22 After a brief respite during the pandemic, cable’s video losses climb Pay-TV Stems Cordcutting Losses By Tom Butts published 8 March 22 Overall, largest operators lost fewer subscribers in 2021 than the previous year, according to Leichtman Scripps to Launch Marketing Campaign Targeting Cordcutters By Tom Butts published 25 February 22 Despite drop in earnings, station group optimistic 2022 political season will spur growth Free TV Once Again Relevant & Vibrant In the Self-Bundling Era By Jon Marks published 16 February 22 What’s old is new again Pay TV Is Losing Sports Fans to Streaming By George Winslow published 21 July 21 A new global survey from Graybo finds that nearly two thirds of sports fans would like to watch sports exclusively via online streaming services Report: Pay TV Landscape Fragments as To Providers Lose Subs By George Winslow published 1 June 21 Of the 1.02 billion total pay TV subs in 2026, 62% will be served by the top 50 operators, a new Digital TV Research report predicts Report: Majority of Consumers Plan to Cut Some TV Services Post-Covid By Michael Balderston published 20 May 21 Many consumers plan to divert money spent on streaming or TV services to bills, reopened activities Evercore: Cord-Cutting Slow Down Expected in 2020 By Michael Balderston published 7 January 20 Those continuing to subscribe to traditional pay-TV less likely to jump ship. Pay-TV Market ‘Getting Uglier’ After Reported Q3 Losses By Michael Balderston published 31 October 19 The loss of 1.74 million subscribers was worse than projected. OTT, Cordcutting Disrupting Televised Sports By Tom Butts published 26 April 19 The impact of new digital players is just beginning to be felt. 1234 The latest product and technology information Future US's leading brands bring the most important, up-to-date information right to your inbox Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors I consent the use of my personal data in accordance with Future's privacy policy (opens in new tab), including its cookie policy. * To subscribe, you must consent to Future’s privacy policy. Thank you for signing up to TV Tech. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. MOST READ1NEC Launches Innovation Hub for Open RAN 5G2Cinespace Studios to Develop Major New Studio in Toronto3The Price of QD-OLED TVs Could Fall Closer to Regular OLED Quicker Than Expected 4LTN Makes Key Executive Personnel Moves5NBA Launches Reimagined NBA App
Cord-Cutting Makes a Comeback By Mike Farrell published 8 April 22 After a brief respite during the pandemic, cable’s video losses climb
Pay-TV Stems Cordcutting Losses By Tom Butts published 8 March 22 Overall, largest operators lost fewer subscribers in 2021 than the previous year, according to Leichtman
Scripps to Launch Marketing Campaign Targeting Cordcutters By Tom Butts published 25 February 22 Despite drop in earnings, station group optimistic 2022 political season will spur growth
Free TV Once Again Relevant & Vibrant In the Self-Bundling Era By Jon Marks published 16 February 22 What’s old is new again
Pay TV Is Losing Sports Fans to Streaming By George Winslow published 21 July 21 A new global survey from Graybo finds that nearly two thirds of sports fans would like to watch sports exclusively via online streaming services
Report: Pay TV Landscape Fragments as To Providers Lose Subs By George Winslow published 1 June 21 Of the 1.02 billion total pay TV subs in 2026, 62% will be served by the top 50 operators, a new Digital TV Research report predicts
Report: Majority of Consumers Plan to Cut Some TV Services Post-Covid By Michael Balderston published 20 May 21 Many consumers plan to divert money spent on streaming or TV services to bills, reopened activities
Evercore: Cord-Cutting Slow Down Expected in 2020 By Michael Balderston published 7 January 20 Those continuing to subscribe to traditional pay-TV less likely to jump ship.
Pay-TV Market ‘Getting Uglier’ After Reported Q3 Losses By Michael Balderston published 31 October 19 The loss of 1.74 million subscribers was worse than projected.
OTT, Cordcutting Disrupting Televised Sports By Tom Butts published 26 April 19 The impact of new digital players is just beginning to be felt.
